Sentence examples for flavour of spring from inspiring English sources

I serve it here with a simple mayonnaise, whose sharp and unctuous consistency works beautifully with the sweet flavour of spring asparagus.

The fresh flavour of spring onions, meanwhile, works better here than Smith's yellow version, which has a tendency to melt into the other ingredients.

These both seem too strong, though the sweetness of the latter is not unwelcome: the fresh green flavour of spring onions works better in a salad.

"But I probably wasn't flavour of last summer.

For a flavour of 2011's festival, take a look at this colourful gallery.

Don't feel left out - our picture gallery gives you a flavour of this year's parade.

Or to put it in a rather more obliging manner, how would you describe the flavour of Christmas?

Now Klimt has become the flavour of this decade, not least because his work reflects another period of great prosperity in which ostentation and wealth came back in fashion.

Despite the expected nominations for Carey Mulligan, Helen Mirren, Colin Firth and Daniel Day-Lewis, the strong American flavour of this year's Golden Globes represents a significant setback for British Oscar hopes.

Instead Chemsex has something of the hard found-footage and testimonial flavour of this year's other cinematic addiction piece, the harrowing Amy Winehouse documentary Amy.

You can get a flavour of this week's Argentinian press coverage on the London embassy website – and read William Hague's conciliatory comments.